Martin earned top offensive honors for the first time in his career by setting
personal and franchise bests of 251 yards rushing and four touchdowns in a 10-
point win at Oakland last Sunday. He joined Denver's Mike Anderson as the only
other player in NFL history to rush for more than 250 yards and score four
times in one game.

The Boise State product also became the first player in league annals to
register three TDs of at least 45 yards, scoring on runs of 45, 67 and 70
yards, and his 486 yards from scrimmage over the last two contests is the most
by a rookie since Walter Payton in 1977.

Urlacher earned defensive honors by recording seven tackles, a forced fumble
and a 46-yard interception returned for a touchdown in the Bears' 51-20 rout
of the Tennessee Titans. The pick was his 22nd career swipe, tying him with
Hall of Famer Dick Butkus for second-most in NFL history among linebackers in
Chicago history.

McManis took home the special teams award thanks to recording two tackles and
blocking a punt that was eventually returned for a score in Chicago's blowout
victory in Nashville. The Northwestern product was the first non-return
specialist to be given the honor since Zackary Bowman for Week 7 in 2008.